End of High School.

I've just finished high school, and I don't know which CEGEP to choose or where to go?

Choice 1 : Montmorency.

Choice 2 : Bois-de-Boulogne.

Choice 3 : Lionel-Groulx to play football.

Choice 4 : Study abroad.

Montmorency.

Now that I'm here, which program should I go for? I think it's either going to be Science or Social Science. Maybe even civil engineering.

Choice 1 : Science at Montmorency.

Choice 2 : Social Science at Montmorency.

Choice 3 : Civil Engineering at Montmorency.

Bois-de-Boulogne.

Now that I'm finally here even though it's hard to enter, I think I should go for Science or Civil Engineering to honor my hard work. I'm hesitating.

Choice 1 : Science at Bois de Boulogne.

Choice 2 : Civil Engineering at Bois de Boulogne.

Science at Montmorency.

It was a tough 2 years especially physics. I've managed to get straight A's in my last term which really helped. I've also gotten better managing my time even though the work was cursory at times. I liked physics, but I don't want to have a maddening time in college. Nevertheless, I liked my time there, so now where should I go between Polytechnique and ETS?

Choice 1 : Polytechnique.

Choice 2 : ETS.

Social Science at Montmorency.

I chose administration since the classes are easy, and as predicted I managed to pull off a 90% average throughout all of my classes. Quite the accomplishment. After 2 years, it's now time to choose where to go. Should I go to HEC and focus more on the business aspect or UQAM to focus more on administration? Honestly none of the options really motivate me.

Choice 1 : Business in HEC.

Choice 2 : Administration in UQAM.

Civil Engineering at Montmorency.

I can confidently say this was one of the worst experiences in my life. I needed to study every single time I was free. I had to put aside everything just to make sure that I pass. I think I lost some hair too, but I need to check if it's true. Will it continue to fall out? Should I continue in that field at Polytechnique?

Choice 1 : Civil Engineering in Polytechnique.

Science at Bois de Boulogne.

Exams are so hard, and midterms seems to never end, but fortunately I made it through. However, I can't say I came through with flying colors. If it's already this hard, what's it going to be in college? I can't let all my work go down to waste, so I think I'll continue the scientific path. I think I'll be an aerospace or nuclear engineer to honor myself since the work is atrocious. At least I'll be able to brag. Let's go to UdeM!

Choice 1 : Aerospace Engineering.

Choice 2 : Nuclear Engineering.

Civil Engineering at Bois de Boulogne.

What was that... I'm balding, I lost friends, I got eye bags and the only thing I learned is how concrete works. One of my classmates saw how studying Civil Engineering affected me and told me ''If I were you I wouldn't continue, it's too stressful''. But the thing is I don't want to change programs, so the only choice I have is to go forward with Civil Engineering in college preferably in UdeM.

Choice 1 : Civil Engineering.

Polytechnique.

I've always dreamt of being an engineer and this is where I start my adventure. I'm hesitating between Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering. Both majors would let me be able to work from all around the world, and since I'm big on volunteering abroad I could do that. I'd be able to volunteer in Sudan for example while working as an engineer to get enough money to live comfortably.

Choice 1 : Computer Engineering.

Choice 2 : Electrical Engineering.

ETS.

Here I'll only be able to focus on Mechanical Engineering as it's this college specialty. I've heard some good things and a lot of bad things. I hope I'm making the right choice...

Choice 1 : Mechanical Engineering.

Business in HEC.

I learned pretty much everything related to finance there, but it served no purpose. I got a job in a law firm where not a single piece of material I learned in HEC helped me. Fortunately I have great coworkers who showed me the roped during my On-the-Job-Training. It made me realize School isn't that helpful. Apart from my cheerful coworker Tom, I'd say that I ended up in the most boring place possible. Had I not studied finance, I might've not ended here in this dead-end job. Bad ending.

Choice 1 : End of High School.

Administration in UQAM.

It was a very constructive experience. I learned how to talk my way into things, and businesses... I graduated with high enough grades to receive premium wages at my first job in New York. I was patient and used my sweet talk to gain the superior's favor and after some time I was named CFO. Not long after that, the CEO met me and told me that he planned to retire. Since I sweet talked my way into his heart, we became friend, and he held me in high regards. He planned to give me his company, and teach me how to run it. I obviously accepted because who doesn't love money. I lived the American dream even though I wasn't as competent as others.

Choice 1 : End of High School.

Civil Engineering in Polytechnique.

Never do I want to go back to that atrocity. I have no hair left on my head. I don't even know what friends are anymore. I'm better off as a garbage collector. One of the worst endings.

Choice 1 : End of High School.

Aerospace Engineering.

Is there anything harder than this? How the hell did we end up on the moon. Nothing makes any sense, but that's okay. I've come to accept that not everything is going to be understood. Since I love what I do, I don't have any issues with my work. I now work at NASA thanks to my great performance during the internship I had there. I'm quite happy with my life, my Korean wife and my 8 children.

Choice 1 : End of High School.

Nuclear Engineering.

It used to be easy. It used to be easy. I could understand before. Where the hell have I ended up. My time in college was easy. Everything was a breeze. Now that I have a job in the nuclear department, I'm seeing a whole new world. It might only be my workplace, but that doesn't change the fact that what I'm seeing isn't normal. First, if even a single mistake were to be made when working with an atom, a catastrophe could happen. This is used as a threat method in my workplace to get what one want. I had never seen this type of corruption before. For example, an employee threatened a female employee because she wasn't receptive when he flirted with her. In other words, sexual harassment took place where I work. I couldn't take it anymore, so when everybody left I destroyed everything making it impossible to continue working here. Everyone had to find another job. I hope that contributing in stopping perpetrators of such crimes in a way.

Choice 1 : End of High School.

Civil Engineering.

I don't even have time to eat. If I eat, I can't study. If I can't study, I can't pass. If I can't pass, I won't have a job. I now eat my nutriments in liquid forms during lectures so that I can live. I think I lost some teeth. As for my hair, not a single strand is still there. What have I done. I can't continue like this. Bad ending.

Choice 1 : End of High School.

Computer Engineering.

I'm in love with this program. It's everything I've been searching for. I can work comfortably from anywhere in the world. I have no complaints about my salary. HR loves me, the benefits are really great, I can take as many leaves of absence as I want as long as the work is done and the best part is the vacation. All of my trips are paid if my work is satisfactory. Now I can do what I always wanted, volunteering abroad while having a stable source of income.

Choice 1 : End of High School.

Electrical Engineering.

Is there anything harder in this world than this. I have yet to understand a single thing after 5 years. I'm powerless in front of such gibberish. I have yet to have even a single accomplishment. My teeth have completely fallen out. I have lost every single hair around the entirety of my body. I think my skin is turning blue... I should've never chosen that path. Bad ending.

Choice 1 : End of High School.

Mechanical Engineering.

Honestly it was hard, really hard. I managed to go through that harsh process because I loved cars and a degree in Mechanical Engineering would let me work around them. I spent nights studying, days learning and weekends working. All that hard work paid off in the end thanks to my consistency. Now I'm a new hire in a mega car company : Lamborghini. I couldn't be prouder of myself!

Choice 1 : End of High School.

Study abroad.

I decided to leave my family for 6 years in order to study my faith abroad. It was the hardest decision of my life. I could only come back each summer, but even then it was hard. Every time I saw them, I'd see the whole year I missed around them and that'd break me. Then after spending the summer with them, I had to leave each time breaking my heart every time. In the end, it was the best decision to strengthen my relationship with God. When I returned after completing my degree in religious studies I decided to pack my things, and change countries in order to practice fully my faith. This was possible because alongside my religious studies, I worked under a plumber in that country and developed a great relationship. Before retiring he gave me his company giving me a great source of income helping me take care of my family because this time I took them with me.

Choice 1 : End of High School.

Lionel-Groulx to play football.

I've been scouted by Lionel-Groulx's football team, and so I'll to see where it gets me. I'll choose the Social Science with sports program, so that I can have as much time as possible to focus on my career.

Choice 1 : 2 years later.

2 years later.

After a hard first year in which we lost in the final, we're finally back where we lost to make amends and finally win the RSEQ championship. The game went until extra time and nobody took the lead meaning that everything will be decided with a penalty shootout. It's currently 4-4 and if I score this penalty kick, we'll win since the other team missed one. Where should I shoot, right or left?

Choice 1 : Right.

Choice 2 : Left.

Right.

After a deep breath I ran toward the ball and struck it with all my might into the right corner. Time went by slowly, and I could see the ball moving even slower. After what seemed an eternity, I heard my teammates yell. I scored! After that game, I was treated like a hero thanks to my performance and my composure. After celebrating the win, an agent from Bayern Munich, the biggest club in Germany, offered me a contract worth millions. Life was extraordinary thanks to my goal. I have 4 kids and a loving Korean wife thanks to my choice.

Choice 1 : End of High School.

Left.

I felt confident and knew that I was going to score. I ran full speed to shoot when suddenly I tripped over myself and fell face first on the ground. My head hit the ball just a little bit which meant it was counted as a shot even though the ball only moved an inch. When I got up, I saw everybody laughing. I was so embarrassed that I ran to the locker room. I stopped playing football after. Since everyone was mocking me, I became stressed and began loosing hair. I was failing all of was classes and had to drop out. I ended up bald and on the streets.

Choice 1 : End of High School.